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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

0err Safob 93Onumcl tie9t ldon lett
Ginger Belt Idlruer Gil Der 2un9cnentz
;iinoulll e~rfraEft oaru;eotr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11
AalenflHes s6ns.9 S5SSf in
s. ElUGr's &udbGuptH1g.

Serr 2Ub:rt GGriittl, pon Sort Scott,
aania5, bcinub Iid Glide Sage oicIer
@ode III micrer 5taot ST 8ei:td) bel
ieilen 0ltcrr Elo &crluun0tcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Gcutidcs GBcater ndditen Samstas
9(6cno III Der Gpnjcrt 5oIlc. 9ta0 Der
&urIteIlnrg fuoct Gin 9emiitblides
5arjfrdn5den ltatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

0err 81. 2. S4:nfer, eia prointncne
ter 8argcr ulo &auImoun Uon Siellna,
Mturics So, beiaub iih lckts 8Ode in
@eIdditcn bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Serr SimOn 8Oc8er, oot 8aD nladte
leBte @o6e cineu 9t6ite6cr nab @er9er
uno ct. 2ouiz.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Die g8elteru g3aiGmnid Iine lit Die
bette mo jn9lci0 Die biaigIte I'M
Nlarttc. ,3u BADEN oct &. StNacr,
8crqcr, Mto.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

0Ite uno &appen III 9rpBer 9tustpahl
uno all dtBcrIt nieoereu @rejIeu BEL &.
@6riitmanu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11
10 Mrbeiter b~erlauqt.

10 9rbtitsr rertsn fOfrrt S~rrIanst nm an
Der 5irf Grref nabe @eber's SlaftrrboI; ;u
f@Iasrn. Spfcrt gu ueletn in terSTiee b. 81.
Obsr bel
@ebriber SOnia,
Set.4. an 5irIf Greet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Soe6cn er1nlten cincn 9roBel %or-
rnt6 ppn feinen t0iltcn fir 0erren nno
&ua6eu. s. 96ri It imam.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Nbonnirt auf bas Sermnnner Bolts
blatt, Die bette beuti6e 3eitun9 in Gas
conaoe County.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

NdtIten Montng tritt bas gta6lallenz
ifnitsqeri6t probate Court in Sit
lIHg.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

yunier" 8sprdientant, 9err Ceiling,
Ian6te uns seIterugbent aus Der Staats
9nuptitaot ful9enbe 9epeibe:
y0ie Submiifions= 8Orfa9c III beutt
3n4mistns I'M SENATE nit % 9eger
IL Stimmen periporfen worbeu. 9iC
Reoe bes 9erru &pUrs ge9en Submil
fion mar cine Ser beiten uno ieine @r
eumente sesen Den 6auatismu5 dbcr.
seugeno nEb i6perpie9enb."
MI. Democrat, put that in YOU
pipe and smoke it.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Seine !Serren= 0iite ueneitcr Mone lebr
6ini9 bei s. Gb%riitnlann.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Ser MiIOnri lit i'll Den lcBten 2a9en
UNI etlua bier Sup geitiegcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Gingema6te @firiide, 5Uei 3s@IunO
&ounen MIR 25 Gents bel &Obpu's.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11
ssir Guuutb.s @nI.g ummiRar.

@ir fnb ermd@tist, 5errn SbOs. s..
ReDPi1an ais Gannieat fir nds Amt heS
S&uI.@ smmiGdrs SUu 9ase0uaes County nu-
sussissu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11
Nermauntr WOlksbatt.

Catered NJ the Post Onice ~ Hermann, No, ana
admitted tor II ansIn!ss through the "ail -
scond class rates.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11
Neme Mbommemtem.

Set unierer lesteu aussabe batten
mir ons 8ersniisen fOlgenoe @amen
Der itetis tra6Ienben abounenten Cite
oe3 ,Soltsblati" 6eisutiseu:
9br. Daimler, 9crmanu, Mo.
SO6u 9ir6ner, Sermann, Mp.
SenrD 0iItelfamp, Stuenspile, N1o
96as. 5ruenb, &biuelnnb. Ntp-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11
BUR Notis.
Tarut IN b~rrfanfrn.

Die Rem 5srru Sr6n Rrwad srbbrist Sarn
BON so older, unsrfIbr 5 Rrilru iielia sl
@tampis ss'rsen, III untef einiigsn Sthtn.
sunasn su serfaufsn, 50 Gder tiar. ueutl
@~rbubGuS. 5 3immer SntbaItene, auttr Sd.
Ter, mebrere CUTE Stalunsen nttf anefra
Slueeuastdurrn. aIrs i'm tefsn SuRaah.
9lu6 teinSsn lh 600 Stft6uue auf Zen
pIaBs, Trris $500; suSabluns $l0uoi
ReIt mad SsltebGu.
Srth. 6. @euftL
SerHdnn, 4k,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11
3tt 0~erf0mfen.
- Die
Napa & SOIOna Vein Go.

int ct. 9cuis fault Cute @onecre unb Seeb-
ling @sins [S5trl uuo nimmtprrben free of
chargesI nit pr:isCTsrtf eHtgeSen. Nian
ntrrHire rinfab Hapa & SpnCma Wins So.
ct. ypuis, Mp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11
Stabtrat5s= Srrbanblnngem.

&ege!mdBige @~erioma,luug am :.
6ebruar, 1887.
anlueIen6 Die 9crrcn Gjscn, 9oeller,
6cned unb SprIitcr 0nden.
Die fOl9cnOen 3cdJnun9en l0uroen
s~enebmIi9t unb sur 3abtun9 an%9ciUieIeu
Gaiper S6ubert. s 1926
Seutidcr5 3 uf= 5ono( SntcreiIeu 1900
Die bieiige futGoliide 0cmeinoe
rei6te Elm @cIu6 Inn Grlau6niB sur
Gnlnge eines 9irdboIes nuf Gotten IS,
60. 81, 81, &C un0 IS al peitl. 5.
Strn6e Elm, uno ba Die Better Der
an9renSenoen MD in Der gid5c litger=
ben Gotten ni6ts 9c9en bn3 &orbaben
e%in5utuenoen 6atten, ipurOe bsItlOIen,
bas @elu9 Der @emeinOc sit btpiai9en.
!9icrauf Serta9un9.
SGcO. @rat Gferf,
Truncts Suden. Ioriiber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Mdflten Montug lit ct. Sulentiue's
3n9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11
@crIanat.

SOfort elm sutes beuti6es Mdbdeu
fir Sausz uno &i6enar6eit. ct.
Coulter 2Obn miro beSublt.
&a95ufru9en BEL SusO&r0pp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Die NtitSl,eoer Der hicii9sn fatRoLlI9en
@emeinbe reidten an itgteu Nfonta9
Dem Stabtratb cine 3ctltiou Elm i'll net
der berielbe I'M Die GrlnnbniB algez
9ansen iuiro, eiueu 5richgof oil Der
tpeItl. britteu StraBe on5ulc9en, "a
Die Gigentbinter Ser GrWa0tiite weldc
an ben Su oicIcm 3rucd a%userludbltcn
8tns 9ren5cn, iid I'M Ginoeritdn 0niB
nit bcm %prbaben Der @emclnat or
fldrte.t, ipuroc hnS Geiu6 htrlelben Be
piGigt. Wit Ser 2tuste3Un3 UIo &H-
itamoiekung oc5 betr. GrHHofiife2 leil
bel @intritt giJnit;gen '%&ttt:r> ioiort
bcupuIcu iucroeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Sreis riftcr 81. @ir5el pcm 9. Niii-
uurter-@eridtStreis pa 0ei.erH bier i'll
@ei6Gften unb iprnh aid bei nls oor,
Sr. SirSel bciufte inter 8aqa &nbt
bic bieIige S@ule, por6er loar er cin
5arrnarbciter uno Dtute iii I'll ell @reisz
8idter uno augeieGcner SHriit. Gin
treues 8ilp eiics beaticj ameritanildcn
self-made man. 9a5 iino Die 2catc,
auf Die pir 2cuti6e niie5eit itol5
Iein f6nnen!-g 2nrrenton %Olf@ireunb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-02-11

Ssb.4.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-27
sanger Brothers

OF resp ln,ibi i'y fortne damage done
the b-idgc by ,he rush Of water IN
the hraHch.
Girls have nothing 10 do With the
bows who take lhe.r tIdde- else
where than at tho House OF Lords.
Ihe Carton furnace ordered for the
Nu-lm Street Presbyterian churcn.
la Just been placed III position and
ii we'd M by those skilI;u work mon,
Messl-. Le Wis ~ Lewis. fhe eNcAvn
ton AVID brick work were supervised
by Mr. John Trnn4nt. The heater j.
one of ho most approved IN axe ald L.
of ample capacity 20 warm TO Ii tie
main audience room and the lecture
room IN the coolest weather.
Shields great lO.cent show will be
/ in Waco for one week only, com
mcucing Monday, Nov -. Two per
formers div i aud : O'Clock y,
IN Intrpduc ng tiuy snc perform
anco-. The CunclhuHti Enquirer SAY ::
"Sh,eh's IL cent show is 81 better
show than In" 4-psw'- or B,rrune'
and heir tent j. pack 1t every uILnt
WITH the ue-t people 81 me city,
ALVIN 4. shut, wa7 arrested
10y Con tA6e James II. L'cEw'od
Nestcrd.y, thr CuarG" being 'hA' on
the I'm day OF y mbtr he mtH
ou.h mat Ml-s a ma oHnd 'r,, th"ugh
uudcr j. year. ut aye, u 81 No one
.tn4t had ,hclish' to ouicct,wt o aid ni
ices 10 ter mArrvpg. li"r m'h"r say
iuat he id object a1d had Snuuy
nrrcated. II gave bond 10 npp'er
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-27
STREET. NOTES..

Purest goods st the House OF
Lord,
Christmas card at W, ~. william
son Il Co 8
Be-t attention at the House o.
Lords.
Ampold keeps for rent number on
good guns, and tor sac cHr''l"4 :
4lrca3y loaded, or viii lrad to of"cr'
so mat, whenever You want 70 20
suck -huotii = your order can be II
led ia ~ tew minutes.
Smoke? well, yes. That is If You
huy your cgers at the liou-c OF
lords
Father Badeion WAS taken suddenly
lex aud wAs unable to ON, 'te I"S'
sunday But he has now sullcleh'N
rccov rcd to attend to service To-Day!
W. :. Spre gle, teacher OF the ire'
school AT Fru-r made aiiiinV't \c7'er'
dav ayalnst Que ot his pupils Ch"fl"
stephenson by name, chHr@l"g mn
vita en-, rying \ slA-h"oler'
wei. should smile. init T., d'
..mjl," nj the house ot Lords.
A. Rosenic 1T. proprlet"t ol the -
Chn,lr, restaurant, ANA ~ Wll'' "e''
Yesterday arrested, char@ cd
hett OF $40 IRON Me person OF thHIIe
/ Parcel, u leW DAYS ago. hcN CAV
pond IA the SUN Of $500 cHch' y
/ pot GO Ut the alleged OCCURRENCE hP
cared in Tue ltXAMGNEH At the ''t!i'
Il v.M II. Wei 5, formerly paste
OF ne Firth street Methodist churcn
.,r,achc, vt that church tohlgo'. Nr
/ Sell, i. on the cv" of leaving res &.
/ tor Flor nee, ~ a to wulch statio' IA
has b,,n appointed, Mr.. We'll J.
cr.mpaul Il by his wife aud ="
.iaugh'cc-, III being quests NJ ~
Geo. W. MunueHyu's on souiI
| Eleventh street
The House OF Lord under the man
sgrmrnt of JEFF Davis, aud hi ahl
as-istan's, Mcs-rs. Levy and hru9
nan, has sprung iuto the arena fui
rned and equipped, as MlnerV
-urnng from the brain OF JoVe, Ia
formed and perfect. The iignt tor ~
ead in this lac : on, with the chance
Inn favor Of the House of Lords.
.'.p 4o-k I5.t ~us or re stop
.. ~Xn cc bt.d4e by Ga
,n.o. wa = w.l,ttaf Was oe.n! "ui
ndcr tar oru.r- It CIV tn+tAr'
,ur.rv Gao. rl b. we $3.50 d
r.rgs RATS cuts At lest .4e qno-u'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-27

\ GU have been told that consump
ton is incurable; that when the lung +
are attacked bv tins terrible mA'ad ,
end Is u mere question OF Tune. \ on
have noted win alarm the unnatak-
able symptoms OF the discae'; you
have tried all manner OF 80 c.iicd
cures in vain. hud YOU are now de
sppudrnt and preparing for the
worst. But don't civ" up the ship
while DR.. Porc,'s Golden Medical
Discovery ramaius untricd, Itis not
curr.all nor will it perform miracles,
bui this lrel thou-nnda pi cases OF
consumption, la its earlier stages,
where a. other mcpus had iAilcd
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-11-27

at er being hitchcd, but in twenty
saddle were gone. Next morning the
horse returned but no slddlc. There
ms to be concerted action among
nclhirvcs aud saddles of tho IIcrbe
lin make eppcar 20 be- preferred
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-30
a SEASIDE ELlRTATIoN.


With sorrow in her eyes Of blue,
With trembling hands she slowly pehheu u
The little parting billet dOUr
That conscience told her now should emu IT.
Those fete-G-fefe along the shore,
Those gypsyings with fern filled basket
Must join the dear delights Of yore
And only live in memory's casSet.
There never was heart like Jacks
He told his passion in his glances-
She sealed her note with scented wax
But could not drown her dismal fancies.
When he should read his suit denied
SO long the theme OF idle gazers,
She pictured him q suicide,
Aud shuddered at the thought OF razorsi
Atlast she slept--but not till dawn
Had blossOmed through the ocean vapors.
Jack COINED her missiye with % yawn
When he had read the morning papers.
He gave his beard a languid twirl
And murmured as he sat a-smolSing
aaTear- staincd-Ey Jove poor little girl
thought she knew that was Joking!
Samuel MiHtuTn Peck, IN Century
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-30
FINELY-CUT FODDER.
The Kind of Food That Is Relished Mo
by Sheep

The Kind OF Food That Is ASeilSHeu MOST
by Sheep.
1t is well known that the sheep, of
all our domestic animals, most relish
fine fodder Sheep take infinite pains
to select the finest parts of the grasses
the heads, leaves and fine branches
of clover, leaving the main stalk in
their racks untouched; while cattle
and horses will eat all alike, if of good
quality. We remember that n noted
farmer once made the strong state
ment, that cutting fodder for sheep
was a waste of time, and that they did
not eat it as well after as before cut
ting. This led us to experiment to test
the correctness of his statement. We
took fifty pounds of early cut and
nicely cured timothy hay and fed it to
sixty thrifty. common sized, medium
wooded sheep, in clean racks. After
giving them longer than the usual time
to eat it, we found twelve pounds Of
fragments left. The next day fifty
pounds of the same hay, cut short. was
fed to them, and after the same length
oftime for eating, we gathered mp every
thing in the racks, and found only two
pounds, and this composed of the
longest bits of hay. We made also a
comparative experiment with clover
hav. corn-stalks and straw, and found
the saving as great in proportion. In
/ the case of corn-stalks, they would eat
nearly all of them after cut
! ting one-eighth inch long, the
/ butts being cut into thin shavings
the tough hard rind broken into
shreds; while in the uncut state, they
would eat only the leaves, tassels ano
| fine parts, leaving the stalk almost en-
tire. We tried with cut feed Of various
lengths, and found that the shorter
was cut the cleaner they would eat 1t
| Invariably the longest straws wer'
left. We found, practically, that ne
other animal is benefited so much b,
cutting its fodder as the sheep. Ih'
principal saving in cutting is that it ]
| AN eaten and therefore the animals ap
pear to eat less. 1t is an eXcelIen
plan to mix hay and straw togethe
after cutting, or they may be mlXe'
before cutting. In this way sheep vii
eat nearly all the straw, and keep il
rood condition. BY cutting, food o
different qualities may be mixed to
cether and thus save all. 1t is then u
a convenient form for mixing in bran
middlings or meal Sheep may b
wjgtered in fine condition on stray
cut and mixed with a small portion q
bran or meal Two quarts OF bran. 0
one quart of meal to the bushel q
straw. we have found 10 keep shee
and other stock in good condition. "
have cut the fodder for an our animal
for many years aud know that il pay
bat Tor NJ other animal does it pay 8
, well a for sheep ~ NattaHot lire Stoe
JoaFHal,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-30
THE oUATRE-CENTENARY.
A Few Thoughts Suggested by Forthcom
ing spanish Celebration.

"a y
ing spanish Celebration.
Spain proposes to celebrate the
ouartre-centenary of the discovery of
America. | don't know what that
word means, but it has good, hand
made look. 1t is an event worth cele-
brating anyhow, more on account Of
what we have than for what Christie
pher found. When he landed c.
Columbus Found the people with no
clothes on; Found them dressed like
lydia Thompson: Dressed for going
10 the opera Now they undrcss more
than ever, But it costs much more to
do so; Costs like smoke to put on moth
| ing. Then he found the people paint
/ ed. Hinged and streaked from heel to
4 eyebrow: Now they paint above the
! shoulders, But it costs as much as ever.
/ Then the Young men smeared their
bodies; Now the young men paint the
town red. Then he found the mai Is
assembled, Waiting on the sandy sea-
shore; Waiting for the Spanish sailors.
/ Now, rs ever, they are waiting, Gidiy
girls and anxious. ''mOmmerS, Ever
waiting on the seashOTe; Waiting for
the men to find them. Eager still TO
be discovered; Anxious that they may
be sought for BY strange men from
| foreign countries. Then Columbus
found the natives Free aud easy with
their ducats, Gladly giving to the
strangers All the Doodle they
had room for. Still to-day the
foreign raider, Scoops their dol
lars bv the hatful; Oscar Wilde and
Goodby Patti, Wilson Tug" and Can
on Farl.ar, Donkey, Song bird, Tough
and Parson, Reap alike a golden har-
vest. Gone are all Columbus Injuns
Gone the copper colorcd maidens, Gone
the duskv squaw and sachemS. Blu
their children still survive them; Liv
inc longer than their fathers; We have
learned another chapter; We've has
time to let our beard grow; We hav'
lately cut our eve teeth; And although
: we NAV seem simple In the presence q
> the stranger, Yet he wants TO keep hi
eve peeled When we're dealing frou
r the bottom; Turning jacks at times an
( wonted: Yet he wants 10 come IN WIN
e ter. When the earth with frost Is bak
f inc. And the mercury is freezing, If b
vainly hopes to leave Us. Sobbing sadl
r. in the distance; And when he return
baId-headed, He will hear our shout
, and laughter, As beneath his scalp W
t. gather. Driving in our smoky wigw'n
n Like a hair plaque in our tepee- W
o have not forgot how Cortez Taught OF
- fathers to walk Spanish, And we hay
i acquired the language AMI ourseiv'
e are taking classes That's four rei
turtles 4volution; That's the kind OF l.
Il iuns We are. --Burdette, ia BrooHg
81 Eagle,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-30
EARm AND HOUSEHOLD.

-Don't let the dam suckle her colt
when her blood is over-heated.
Every household should add one
more COMMUNICATIONS fry beef
steak.
The best feed for a setting fowl
according to Fanny Field. who is good
authority is corn, pure and simple.
1t is to be observed, however, that this
is by no means the best food for fowls
under other circumstances.
Layer cake ought never to be set
away on plate, but on something with
a fat surface. If you have nothing
better. turn one of the jelly-cake tins
bottom side up and put white paper
over it; put the cake on it until you
wish to cut Christian at Work.
The chances for success in life are
much greater for the boy who has
grown up on the farm, and the indus
trious habits formed and the fact that
his evenings were spent at home are
what give him the stamina which ena-
bles him to win in the battle of life.
Water, when filtered, that stands
in a metal tank or silver pitcher, with
out porcelain lining, is dangerous to
/ drink, from the metallic salts 1t dis
1 solves. Water that stands uncovered
/ in any living or sleeping room is no
/ longer pure, for it absorbs very quickly
whatever is deleterious in the air.
in discussing bloat in cattle before
a farmers club, one of the members
said that when turning cattle on young
clover he usually placed old hay where
they could get it, and the consequence
was that the cattle would always eat a
portion of the old hay, which, having
been dry, absorbed the moisture and
prevented injurious results. I'9dtdI4dP
oils Journal
Potato Fritters. and peel sl7
large potatoes or q dozen smaller ones
mash them well, and add four wei
beaten eggs. a little cream or milk
chopped parsley, chives, salt and pep
per, and mix the whole together. Rails
on the end of a knife about teaspoon
full of this paste, and drop it into pa
of boiling lard or butter, when tn
paste will swell and form light, roun
fritter.- Boston Budget.
p Apple Oitke'-1 dAC llShb DLN't
dough and shorten it, or make crus
! Just as You would for soda biscuits, an
roll ont about one-half an inch thicl
, then cut good sour apples into quar-
tiers, and again into eighths, and Plac
the rows on the crusts, sprinkle wit
sugar and spice to the taste and bak'
or YOU need not season but very littl
! and make a sauce of butter, sugar an
water and pour over it.-Erchange.
y Chickens cough when they hay
gapes. Feed them chopped onion
sprinkled with sulphur. Blow sulphr
down the throat-just a little-Or il
iect kerosene oil into the nogtrils TIL
: they may breathe the fumes of Il
= same all night. Underlay the coop
# which they brood at night with ca
= bolated lime; the heat of the brOC
= will cause the acid to be freed, Il
breathing of which will remove Il
cause But first move the coop
Y clean, shaded quarters, where tn
y may be as cool as possible. A chicken
n heart beats $50 times minute and
m never perspires. Sometimes heat is
a. worse enemy to chickens than cold.
TT,,,,o AMI EIo,-,,,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-30

Wheat is never shipped in bulk, but ale
ways in bags, as when loaded in bulk it is
about the most dangerous cargo a ship can
carry. No matter how lightly it may be
packed at first, it settles considerably
within a short time, and then is very
liable to shift. When shifting takes place
a ship is as good as lost, as the change in
the center of gravity throws her on her
beam ends, and she is nearly certain to go
to the bottom in the first moderate gale.
Many ships were lost in this way, and now
the shipment Of grain in bulk is prohibited
by law.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-30

Everybody has heard of horse laugh"
but who has ever seen an equine gifted with
Che power of speech4 Such an animal would
be pronounced a miracle; but so would the
telegraph and the telephone have been
hundred years ago. Why, even very re-
Gently cure for consumption would have
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-30

A Canadian paper has been con-
Quoting a canvass on the annexation
question. Of the go persons who
expressed an opinion. 800 favored and
10 opposed annexation. Most of tho
answers came from Nova Scotians,
who were almost unanimous in favor
of annexation. and those from On
talio and Quebec gave majority Of
nearly two TO one that way.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-30
Death Ro1l Of the CIvn war.

Official statistics show that of the S,OO0,-
900 men enlisted, there were killed in bat
lie, A, 23S; died of wounds, 1926; died Of
disease, 1S6, ZIG; died of unknown causes,
"a, 1s4; total, 303, 74S. This includes only
those whose death while in the army had
been actually proven. To this number
should be added, first, 10000 men who are
known to have died while in the hands OF
the enemy as prisoners of war, and many
others in the same manner whose deaths
are unrecOrded.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-30
WHEN an elephant has cold his voice ia
apt to get tusky.

OLD pill boxes are spread over the land by
the thousands after having been emptied by
suffering humanity. What mass OF sick
ening, disgusting medicine the poor stomach
has to contend with. TeO much strong medi-
cine. Pricl1ly Ash Bitters is rapidly and
surely taking the place of all this class Of
drugs, and in curing all the Ills arising from
a disordered condition of the liver, kidneys,
stomach and bowels.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1887-09-30
Hemmed in by hunters, spears and bows
And, ere he bounds upon the ring,
CpIacfs the object Of his sprinu

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